Definition Synonyms
Definition of almighty - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
intenseextremely great or serious in extent
- There was an almighty crash during the storm.
2.
omnipotenthaving unlimited power or authority
- The almighty ruler commanded respect from all.
3.
influentialhaving very great influence or power
- The almighty corporation dominated the market.
Expressions with almighty
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money regarded as a major goal
He abandoned his dreams for the almighty dollar.
british currency with significant power or influence
The almighty pound affects global markets.
very loud and overwhelming noise
The almighty din from the concert was deafening.
the all-powerful deity worshipped in monotheistic religions
People pray to God almighty for guidance.
Origin of almighty
Old English, eal (all) + mihtig (mighty)
Examples of almighty in a sentence
The team faced an almighty challenge in the finals. The almighty storm caused widespread destruction. He believed in the almighty power of nature. The almighty leader influenced the country's policies. Her almighty presence was felt in every decision made.
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- French:énorme, tout-puissant, ...
- German:gewaltig, allmächtig, ...
- Italian:enorme, onnipotente, ...
- Spanish:enorme, todopoderoso, ...
- Portuguese:enorme, todo-poderoso, ...
- Chinese:巨大的, 全能的, ...
- Japanese:ものすごい, 全能の, ...
- Arabic:هائِل, قَدير, ...
- Hebrew:אָדִיר, כָּל יָכוֹל, ...
- Russian:оглушительный, всемогущий, ...
- Ukrainian:величезний, всемогутній, ...
- Hindi:भयंकर, सर्वशक्तिमान, ...
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